Sentence examples for whose outward from inspiring English sources

There is George Marshall, whose outward reserve was the expression of inward judiciousness.

He was a man whose outward appearance suggested an inner neatness.

But like those people you know whose outward placidity masks a rich inner life, poi is remarkable.

The chemical components of this material are shown as letters superimposed on the backs of anonymous people, whose outward appearances are different but whose genes are virtually interchangeable.

So what earthly reason have we to believe that Germany will be immune to the disease whose outward blisters are Donald Trump, Marine Le Pen and Geert Wilders?

Marty Bergen was a teetotaler whose outward calm masked a deep-seated paranoia that in 1900 led him to murder his wife and two children, then to commit suicide.

New York City's obvious urban antithesis, in terms of density and automobile use, is metropolitan Los Angeles, whose metastatic outward growth has been virtually unimpeded by the lay of the land, whose early settlers came to the area partly out of a desire to create space between themselves and others, and whose main development began late enough to be shaped by the needs of cars.

In a recent e-mail, Hurwitz said that he saw similarities between "Arrested Development" and "The Thick of It," which, in his reading, was about "people whose big outward and 'important' lives are run on a very small and impaired set of inner resources".

The most difficult of criminals to trace, since his connections with his victims are almost always imagined, such a killer is a romantic figure in reverse: sexually obsessed, isolated by his compulsions, the very portrait of demonic possession: one whose entire outward life has been constructed as a means of satisfying the forbidden.

— Over the years the Katy Prairie has survived the cattle ranchers who tamed its fields, the rice farmers who cleared its wildflowers and tall grasses, and even the encroachment of Houston, some 30 miles to the east, whose spiraling outward growth turned most of the formerly lonesome prairie into subdivisions and strip malls.

The universe did start dynamically as a singularity, whose first outward-bound and energetic action the Big Bang wove a dimensional structure in its wake.